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answered on 07-Apr-22 11:12

MCQ 3RD question, Answer C or D

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Yes

I aM DeV

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Is calculation done is wrong

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 10-Apr-22 14:03

Answe is d

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There seems to be some error in the options. According to Section 181, the calculation of 5% of the average net profit of preceding 3 financial years comes to Rs. 2,00,000. There's a possibility of errors at times in the material.

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Claiming ITC on inward supplies which is RCM based

Indirect Taxation

answered on 07-Apr-22 08:56

I recently encountered a question which is of 8 [compulsory qs] marks. My question is that, if you are availing legal services for a business that is inward supply, we generally pay GST through an electronic cash ledger right? But my main doubt and confusion are that should we add that GST value of RCM supplies while computing ITC Available???

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Yes

AAYUSH GUPTA

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Material costing

Costing

answered on 06-Apr-22 23:59

Normally Re order point formula is= safety stock+ lead time consumption In one question I found that re order point or re order level Is re order point and re order level is equal

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Hooo Okay cool Thank you

Mr M

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How the total comes to 1200 and 1000 in first column

Costing

answered on 06-Apr-22 23:03

How the total comes to 1200 and 1000 in first column

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In question only they mentioned know

Anoop P K

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What is EBITA Breakeven point

Accountancy

answered on 07-Apr-22 14:56

Explain

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There is nothing called after charging EBITDA EBITDA breakeven is EBITDA = 0 When you charge dep and amortisation, EBIT becomes negative

Dhakshana Dhakshana

Dhakshana Dhakshana

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Buy back share

Accountancy

answered on 07-Apr-22 15:11

Buyback Doubt . if anyone know please help me . For calculating maximum number of shares that can be bought back in buy back chapter test 1. shares outstanding test= no.of shares outstanding*25% doubt (here no.of shares means total no of equity shares outstanding or total no.of shares outstanding) test 2 . Resource test : maximum fund available for buyback = 25%( paid up capital+ free reserve+ securities premium ) doubt( here paid up capital means total paid up capital or only equity paid up capital) Test 3:- while calculating equity to be maintained ( paid up capital+ free reserves + securities premium) When calculating paid up capital Should we consider preference share capital

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Test 3 - Here it is total paid up capital and not just equity paid up capital. the ratio of the aggregate of secured and unsecured debts owed by the company after buy-back is not more than twice the paid-up capital and its free reserves:

Aakash Raavi

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Q8, page 10.23

Accountancy

answered on 07-Apr-22 15:04

In the given question if they have mentioned about down trend then why they didn't apply 10% of down trend anywhere ....like in adjusted annual turnover

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When you have already computed the sales for the 12 months up to the date of fire, there is no need to apply trend again

Gauri Shete

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As 2 valuation of R/M

Accountancy

answered on 06-Apr-22 17:45

If there is a decline in r/m prices and finished goods are expected to be sold below cost ,then r/m are valued at => lower of NRV or REPLACEMENT COST , or REPLACEMENT COST. Which one is correct please clarify me sir

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Its not an error

SUMANTH MANNAVA

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Audit Pronouncements

Auditing

answered on 07-Apr-22 10:22

Is learning audit modules sufficient for scoring good marks or pronouncements should also be read. How important are audit pronouncements?

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Thank you sir

Navya Nandini Devi Darsi

Navya Nandini Devi Darsi

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